Color story
Peach & Apricot dahlias
Soft oranges, melons, and sunset blends. The fastest growing corner of the catalog as warm tones come back.
These palettes are our editorial groupings. The ADS classifies color separately with 15 formal classes; profiles note both where verified.
Castle Drive
A light blend in soft sherbet peach. Coseytown and Idlewild note it carries less yellow than the varieties it gets confused with.
KA's Boho Peach
Peachy pink that opens warm coral, with the back petals fading as the bloom ages. The two-tone shift from coral to softer peach gives arrangements depth.
Sherwood's Peach
Glowing peach classed as bronze by the ADS. Idlewild Blooms describes huge, fluffy bronze blooms with the tiniest purple haze in the center, and the petal reverse carries that purple shadow throughout.
Bracken Palomino
A shifting peachy-orange to peachy-coral, the color moving through the season and even across a single bloom.
Bracken Sarah
A soft peach-apricot blend, the gentler sister to Bracken Palomino in the same warm family.
Pam Howden
A golden-peach light blend on a clean waterlily, the benchmark of the form on the show bench.
Coseytown EverPeach
A solid midtone orange-peach bred to hold a consistent color all season as daylight shortens, a trait the breeder calls rare. Most peach dahlias drift with the season; this one is selected not to.